Feature Ideas

Allow users to quickly duplicate tasks and lists to save time when creating new items based on existing ones.

Enable Windows users to manage lists and tasks with a dedicated desktop app.

Enable Apple Watch users to add, view, and complete tasks on the go.

I find it useful to see my tasks spread in a calendar, especially in weekly view, so I can make sure I have a healthy workload in my hands each day.

Seamless integration of the calendar to enter tasks directly at a specific time would greatly assist in planning the day. If you want to schedule a task, another window with the calendar could open on the right. In this window, you should also be able to directly schedule the required time by reducing or enlarging the task.

Set optional start and end dates on tasks to make planning easier.

Use tags to organize lists into Kanban boards. This is useful to teams tracking project task status and task priority. Users should be able to click and drag tasks within a Kanban board that is introduced as a new and optional view or as an content type insert.

When these things are placed in the task, they should create the appropriate links.

Feature request for mobile: Swipe actions on list elements Swipe actions - at least two: one swipe action should be to open a quick action menu for the selected task (where you can delete it, move it to inbox or parent task, change element settings, etc) the other swipe action should be freely customizable to the user's liking (possible actions: complete, delete, move to another list, change date, change assignee, change label, no action, ...) Swipe mechanics: swipe right swipe left (maybe) swipe far right (swipe action #3) (maybe) swipe far left (swipe action #4) Imho this swipe mechanic should replace the long press mechanic which currently opens a quick action menu. Todoist & TickTick (other apps probably too) also have this quick swipe mechanic, it's great! :)

Allow tasks to be clickable from the superlist app when it is added as task. My use case is: Whenever I am scrolling through social media and I want to see the full context, or to have a listen with headphones I save the posts as a task. Then I come back to check on it later. Currently I have to cut and past the url manually which is not very convinient at all - especially on mobile. For me it is a deal braker since this is my main usage.

Another highly useful feature - voice input into Siri right into the inbox. Omnifocus has the best implementation, Things isn't bad. Here is how it should work: use your iPhone to say something like: "Remind me to go to the Drycleaners tomorrow" A task immediately goes right into your inbox: "Go to Drycleaners" with a due date of tomorrow.

Attach files directly from Google Drive using Google Drive’s attachment popup API instead of finder. Then, when opening a Google Drive link from Superlist, have it open in a new tab on Chrome.

Next to the already implemented Google Workspace I would be more than happy to connect my Microsoft Suite including Outlook to Superlist

Allow users to customize the preset image on the top-level views.

Context: I have a list (a shared list) of tasks with several tasks that have sub-tasks with due dates Problem: It is difficult to answer this question, "What are all the tasks/sub-tasks in this list that are due today, tomorrow, or this week?" Currently, it cannot be done in a single view. For example, I may choose to have a task for a weekly occurring event for the next 3 months and include sub-tasks for each event. The sub-tasks may have due dates as early as "today" or "tomorrow". As such, it is important for me to be able to view all tasks and sub-tasks that are due "today" or "tomorrow" or "this week" for all sub-tasks in the list simultaneously in one view to get a holistic picture of how how we are doing with the tasks in a specific list, especially a shared list. Currently, I cannot do this. I can only view a subset of sub-tasks at any particular time Feature Request: For any list, add the ability to toggle into an "All Tasks" view with the ability to sort by due date, assignee, or parent task.